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The Animal Parasites of Man

by Harold Benjamin Fantham, J. W. W. Stephens, Fred. V. Theobald, and Max Braun

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1Amœba coli. (After Loesch)29
2Encysted intestinal amœbæ. (After Grassi)31
3Entamœba coli, life-cycle. (After Castellani and Chalmers)32
4Entamœba coli, so-called autogamy. (From Minchin)34
5Entamœba histolytica (tetragena form). (After Hartmann)35
6Entamœba histolytica, ingestion of red blood corpuscles. (After Hartmann)35
7Entamœba histolytica, section through infected intestinal ulcer. (After Harris)36
8Entamœba histolytica (tetragena), trophozoite and nuclei. (After Hartmann)38
9Entamœba histolytica (tetragena), cysts. (After Hartmann)39
10Entamœba buccalis. (After Leyden and Löwenthal)43
11Entamœba kartulisi. (After Kartulis)44
12Amœba miurai. (After Ijima)46
13Chlamydophrys enchelys. (After Cienkowski)48
14Chlamydophrys enchelys, encysted. (After Cienkowski)49
15Leydenia gemmipara, Schaudinn 50
16Trichomonas vaginalis. (After Künstler)53
17Trichomonas intestinalis. (After Grassi)54
18Trichomonas intestinalis. (Original, Fantham)55
19Lamblia intestinalis. (After Wenyon, from Minchin)58
20Lamblia intestinalis. (After Grassi and Schewiakoff)59
21Cercomonas hominis. (After Davaine)61
22Cercomonas hominis, from an echinococcus cyst. (After Lambl)61
23Monas pyophila. (After Grimm)62
24Prowazekia urinaria. (After Sinton)64
25Prowazekia urinaria, excystation. (After Sinton)65
26Trypanosoma brucei in division. (After Laveran and Mesnil)70
27Trypanosoma lewisi, rosettes. (After Laveran and Mesnil)71
28Trypanosoma gambiense. (After Dutton)73
29Trypanosoma gambiense, development in vertebrate host. (Original, Fantham)73
30Trypanosoma gambiense, development in Glossina palpalis. (After Robertson)75
31Trypanosoma rhodesiense. (After Stephens and Fantham)77
32Chart showing daily counts of number of Trypanosomes per cubic millimetre of peripheral blood from a case of Rhodesian sleeping sickness. (After Ross and Thomson)79
33Trypanosoma cruzi, schizogony. (After Chagas, from Castellani and Chalmers)84
34Trypanosoma cruzi in muscle. (After Vianna, from Castellani and Chalmers)85
35Trypanosoma cruzi, development in Triatoma megista. (After Chagas, from Castellani and Chalmers)86
36Trypanosoma cruzi, forms found in salivary glands of Triatoma. (After Chagas, from Castellani and Chalmers)87
37Trypanosoma lewisi, from rat’s blood. (After Minchin)89
38Trypanosoma lewisi, from stomach of rat-flea. (After Minchin)91
39Trypanosoma lewisi, from rectum of rat-flea. (After Minchin)92
40Trypanosoma brucei. (After Laveran and Mesnil)94
41Trypanosoma evansi. (Original, Fantham)96
42Trypanosoma equinum. (After Laveran and Mesnil)96
43Trypanosoma equiperdum. (Original, Fantham)97
44Trypanosoma theileri. (After Laveran and Mesnil)98
45Trypanosoma vivax. (Original, Fantham)100
46Trypanosoma congolense. (Original, Fantham)100
47Trypanosoma uniforme. (Original, Fantham)100
48Trypanosoma rotatorium. (After Laveran and Mesnil)101
49Herpetomonas, Crithidia, Trypanosoma. (After Porter)103
50Leishmania donovani. (After Christophers, Patton, Leishman; from Castellani and Chalmers)106
51Toxoplasma gondii. (After Laveran and Marullaz, from Trop. Dis. Bulletin)113
52Toxoplasma pyrogenes. (After Castellani, from Trop. Dis. Bulletin)113
53Spirochæta balbianii. (After Fantham and Porter)114
54Spirochæta duttoni. (After Fantham)117
55Spirochæta duttoni and its coccoid bodies in the tick. (After Fantham)118
56Treponema pallidum. (After Bell, from Castellani and Chalmers)124
57Treponema pallidum, apparatus for cultivation of. (After Noguchi)125
58Treponema pertenue. (After Castellani and Chalmers)127
59Monocystis agilis. (After Stein)130
60Gregarina longa, stages of growth of trophozoite 130
61Xyphorhynchus firmus. (After Léger)131
62Gregarina munieri. (After Schewiakoff)131
63Monocystis agilis, spores. (After Bütschli)132
64Gregarines, conjugation and spore formation. (After Calkins and Siedlecki, modified)133
65Stylorhynchus oblongatus, cyst and gametes. (After Léger)133
66Gregarines, various spores. (After Léger)134
67Eimeria (Coccidium) schubergi, life-cycle diagram of. (After Schaudinn)139
68Eimeria avium in gut epithelium of grouse chick. (After Fantham)143
69Eimeria avium, life-cycle, diagram of. (After Fantham)144
70Eimeria stiedæ in section of rabbit’s intestine 145
71Eimeria stiedæ, oöcysts from rabbit’s liver. (After Leuckart)146
72Eimeria stiedæ, spores. (After Balbiani)146
73Eimeria stiedæ, schizogony. (After R. Pfeiffer)146
74Eimeria stiedæ, section through infected nodule of liver 147
75Isospora bigemina. (After Stiles)150
76Hæmoproteus (Halteridium) columbæ, life-cycle. (After Aragão, from Castellani and Chalmers)152
77Leucocytozoön lovati. (After Fantham)153
78Hæmogregarines from lizards. (After França)154
79Leucocytogregarina canis, life-cycle. (After Christophers, from Castellani and Chalmers)155
80Plasmodium vivax, life-cycle. (After Schaudinn and Grassi)160
81Malignant tertian malarial parasite in intestine of Anopheles. (After Grassi)162
82Oökinete of malignant tertian malaria in stomach of Anopheles. (After Grassi)162
83Section of stomach of Anopheles with malarial oöcysts. (After Grassi)163
84Sporulation of malarial parasites in Anopheles. (After Grassi)163
85Tertian malarial parasite in human red blood corpuscles. (After Mannaberg)165
86Quartan malarial parasite in human red corpuscles. (After Manson)166
87Malignant malarial parasite in human red corpuscles. (After Manson)168
88Malarial crescents. (After Mannaberg)168
89Section through tubule of salivary gland of Anopheles infected with malarial sporozoites. (After Grassi)169
90Nuttallia equi, life-cycle in red blood corpuscles. (After Nuttall and Strickland)173
91Babesia (Piroplasma) canis, life-cycle in blood of dog. (After Nuttall and Graham-Smith)175
92Theileria parva. (After Nuttall and Fantham)179
93Myxosporidian spores and infected gill of fish. (After J. Müller)181
94Myxobolus mülleri, spore. (After Bütschli)181
95Myxobolus, schema of spore. (After Doflein)182
96Chloromyxum leydigi. (After Thélohan)182
97Myxobolus pfeifferi, spore formation. (After Keysselitz, from Minchin)183
98Nosema apis. (After Fantham and Porter)185
99Nosema bombycis from silkworm. (After Balbiani)186
100Nosema bombycis, spores. (After Thélohan)186
101Hexactinomyxon psammoryctis, spore. (After Stolč)187
102Sarcocystis miescheriana in muscle of pig. (After Kühn)188
103
104Sarcocystis miescheriana, mature trophozoite 189
105Sarcocystis tenella in section, as seen in œsophagus of sheep 190
106Sarcocystis tenella, young trophozoite. (After Bertram)190
107Sarcocystis miescheriana, end portion of trophozoite. (After Bertram)190
108Sarcocystis blanchardi from ox. (From Wasielewski, after van Eecke)190
109Sarcocystis tenella. (After Laveran and Mesnil)191
110Haplosporidium heterocirri. (After Caullery and Mesnil)195
111Haplosporidian spores. (After Caullery and Mesnil)195
112Rhinosporidium kinealyi, portion of ripe cyst. (After Minchin and Fantham)197
113Balantidium coli. (After Leuckart)200
114Balantidium coli, free and encysted. (After Casagrandi and Barbagallo)200
115Balantidium minutum. (After Schaudinn)204
116Nyctotherus faba. (After Schaudinn)205
117Nyctotherus giganteus. (After Krause)206
118Nyctotherus africanus. (After Castellani)206
119Trachoma bodies in conjunctival cells. (Original, Fantham)209
120Half of a transverse section through Fasciola hepatica, L.214
121Harmostomum leptostomum, Olss.215
122Median section through the anterior part of Fasciola hepatica 217
123Polystomum integerrimum. (After Zeller)218
124Allocreadium isoporum, Looss. (After Looss)218
125Terminal flame cell of the excretory system. (Stephens)219
126Diagram of female genitalia. (Stephens)220
127Diagram of male and part of female genitalia. (Stephens)220
128Ovum of Fasciola hepatica, L.223
129Miracidium of Fasciola hepatica. (After Leuckart)223
130A group of cercariæ of Echinostoma sp.225
131Development of Fasciola hepatica, L. (After Leuckart)226
132Young redia of Fasciola hepatica. (From Leuckart)227
133Older redia of Distoma echinatum 227
134Cercaria of Fasciola hepatica. (After Leuckart)228
135Encysted cercaria of Fasciola hepatica. (After Leuckart)228
136Watsonius watsoni. (After Shipley)234
137Watsonius watsoni: ventral projection composed from a series of transverse sections. (After Stiles and Goldberger)235
138Gastrodiscus hominis. (After Leuckart)236
139Fasciola hepatica, L.238
140Fasciola hepatica, showing the gut and its branches 239
141Fasciola hepatica, L. (After Claus)239
142Fasciola hepatica: egg from liver of sheep. (After Thomas)240
143Limnæus truncatulus, Müll. (From Leuckart)240
144Young Fasciola hepatica. (From Leuckart)242
145Fasciola gigantica. (After Looss)243
146Fasciolopsis buski, Lank. (After Odhner)245
147Fasciolopsis rathouisi, Poir. (After Claus)246
148Fasciolopsis fülleborni. (After Fülleborn)248
149Paragonimus ringeri, Cobb. (After Katsurada)250
150Paragonimus ringeri, Cobb. (After Kubo)250
150AParagonimus westermanii, Kerb. (After Leuckart)250
151Egg of Paragonimus ringeri, Cobb. (After Katsurada)251
152Egg of Opisthorchis felineus 253
153Opisthorchis felineus. (After Stiles and Hassall)253
154Opisthorchis pseudofelineus. (After Stiles)254
155Parapisthorchis caninus. (After Stephens)256
156Amphimerus noverca, Braun. (After McConnell)257
157Metorchis conjunctus. (After Cobbold)258
158Clonorchis sinensis. (After Looss)259
159Ova of Clonorchis sinensis. (After Looss)259
160Clonorchis endemicus. (After Looss)260
161Clonorchis endemicus: eggs. (After Looss)260
162Metorchis truncatus 262
163Heterophyes heterophyes. (After Looss)263
164Metagonimus yokogawai. (After Leiper)264
165Dicrocœlium dendriticum 265
166Eggs of Dicrocœlium dendriticum 266
167Miracidia of Dicrocœlium dendriticum. (After Leuckart)266
168Echinostoma ilocanum. (After Brumpt)268
169Echinostoma ilocanum. (After Leiper)268
170Echinostoma malayanum, Leiper. (After Leiper)269
171Schistosoma hæmatobium. (After Looss)270
172Transverse section through a pair of Schistosoma hæmatobium in copulâ. (After Leuckart)271
173Anterior end of the male Schistosoma hæmatobium. (After Looss)271
174Schistosoma hæmatobium. (After Leuckart)276
175Schistosoma hæmatobium, ovum of. (After Looss)277
176Schistosoma japonicum. (After Katsurada)278
177Schistosoma japonicum. (After Katsurada)279
178Schistosoma japonicum. (After Looss)279
179Schistosoma japonicum from dog. (After Katsurada)280
180
181
182Schistosoma japonicum. (After Catto)281
183Schistosoma japonicum. (After Katsurada)282
184Schematic representation of a small part of a transverse section of Ligula sp. (After Blochmann)287
185Half of a transverse section through a proglottis of Tænia crassicollis 288
186Dipylidium caninum. (After Benham)289
187Longitudinal section of the head and neck of Tænia crassicollis 290
188Tænia cœnurus. (After Niemisec)291
189Young Acanthobothrium coronatum. (After Pintner)292
190Scolex of a cysticercoid from Arion sp. (After Pintner)292
191Proglottis of Tænia saginata, Goeze, showing genitalia 293
192Dibothriocephalus latus. (After Benham and Sommer and Landois)294
193Diagram of genitalia of a Cestode. (Stephens)295
194Part of a transverse section through a proglottis of Dibothriocephalus latus 296
195Egg of Diplogonoporus grandis. (After Kurimoto)298
196Uterine egg of Tænia saginata. (After Leuckart)298
197Oncosphere of Tænia africana (after v. Linstow) and oncosphere of Dipylidium caninum. (After Grassi and Rovelli)299
198Diagram of a cysticercoid. (Stephens)301
199Diagram of a cysticercus. (Stephens)301
200Diagram of development of a cysticercus. (Stephens)303
201Section through a piece of a Cœnurus cerebralis 304
202Median section through a cysticercus. (After Leuckart)304
203Cysticercus pisiformis in an evaginated condition 304
204Various chains of segments of Dibothriocephalus latus 311
205Transverse section of the head of Dibothriocephalus latus 311
206Fairly mature proglottis of Dibothriocephalus latus 311
207Dibothriocephalus latus. (After Benham and Schauinsland)312
208Plerocercoid of Dibothriocephalus latus 313
209A piece of the body wall of the Burbot, Lota vulgaris 313
210Cephalic end of Dibothriocephalus cordatus. (After Leuckart)315
211Diplogonoporus grandis, Lühe, 1899. (After Ijima and Kurimoto)317
212Diplogonoporus grandis. (After Ijima and Kurimoto)317
213Cephalic end of Sparganum mansoni, Cobb. (After Leuckart)318
214Sparganum mansoni. (After Ijima and Murata)318
215Sparganum prolifer. (After Ijima)319
216Sparganum proliferum. (After Stiles)319
217Dipylidium caninum. (After Diamare)320
218Dipylidium caninum. (After Benham and Moniez)320
219Dipylidium caninum: central portion of a proglottis. (After Neumann and Railliet)321
220Dipylidium caninum: development of embryo. (After Benham, Grassi, and Rovelli)321
221Larva (cysticercoid) of Dipylidium caninum. (After Grassi and Rovelli)322
222Hymenolepis nana, v. Sieb. (After Leuckart)324
223Hymenolepis nana: head. (After Mertens)324
224Hymenolepis nana: an egg. (After Grassi)324
225Longitudinal section through the intestinal villus of a rat. (After Grassi and Rovelli)324
226Hymenolepis nana (murina): cross-section of proglottis from a rat. (After v. Linstow)325
227Hymenolepis nana: longitudinal section of an embryo. (After Grassi and Rovelli)325
228Hymenolepis diminuta. (After Zschokke)326
229Hymenolepis diminuta. (After Grassi)326
230Hymenolepis diminuta. (After Bizzozero)326
231Hymenolepis diminuta. (Stephens, after Nicoll and Minchin)327
232Hymenolepis lanceolata. (After Krabbe)328
233Hymenolepis lanceolata. (After Wolffhügel)328
234Scolex of Davainea madagascariensis. (After Blanchard)330
235Two fairly mature proglottids of Tænia solium 332
236Head of Tænia solium 332
237Large and small hooks of Tænia solium. (After Leuckart)333
238Tænia solium. (After Leuckart)333
239Two mature proglottids of Tænia solium 333
240Large and small hooklets of Tænia marginata. (After Leuckart)338
241Mature segment of Tænia saginata 339
242Cephalic end of Tænia saginata 339
243Tænia saginata. (After Leuckart)339
244A piece of the muscle of the ox, with three specimens of Cysticercus bovis. (After Ostertag)340
245Mature segment of Tænia africana. (After v. Linstow)342
246Proglottis of Tænia africana. (After v. Linstow)343
247Head of Tænia africana. (After v. Linstow)343
248Tania confusa. (After Guyer)344
249Tania confusa. (After Ward)344
250Tania echinococcus 345
251Echinococcus veterinorum. (After Leuckart)347
252Diagrams of mode of formation of brood capsule and scolices (Stephens)348
252A
253Section through an invaginated echinococcus scolex. (After Dévé)350
254A piece of the wall of an Echinococcus veterinorum stretched out and seen from the internal surface 350
255Echinococcus hominis in the liver. (After Ostertag, from Thomas)351
256Section through an echinococcus scolex in process of vesicular metamorphosis. (After Dévé)351
257Diagram of transformation of a scolex into a daughter cyst. (Stephens)352
257A
258Hooklets of echinococcus. (After Leuckart)355
259Echinococcus multilocularis in the liver of the ox. (After Ostertag)357
260Diagram of a transverse section of Ascaris lumbricoides. (After Brandes)362
261Anterior end of an Ascaris megalocephala. (After Nassonow)362
262Transverse section through Ascaris lumbricoides at the level of the œsophagus behind the nerve ring. (After Goldschmidt)364
263Schematic representation of the nervous system of a male Ascaris megalocephala. (After Brandes)365
264Diagram of female genitalia 368
264ADiagram of male genitalia of a strongylid 368
265Transverse section through the ovarian tube of Belascaris cati of the cat 369
266Male of the rhabditic form of Angiostomum nigrovenosum 370
267Transverse section through the posterior extremity of the body of Ascaris lumbricoides (male)370
268Hind end of a male Ascaris lumbricoides cut across at the level of the dilator cells of the gut. (After Goldschmidt)371
269A piece of the trunk muscle of the pig with encapsuled embryonic Trichinæ 373
270Strongyloides stercoralis, female. (After Looss)380
271Strongyloides stercoralis, male. (After Looss)380
272Strongyloides stercoralis, female. (After Looss)382
273Strongyloides stercoralis. (After Looss)382
274Strongyloides stercoralis. (After Looss)383
275Gnathostoma siamense. (After Levinsen)385
276Guinea worm (Dracunculus medinensis). (After Leuckart)387
277Anterior extremity of Guinea worm. (After Leuckart)387
278Dracunculus medinensis. (After Claus)387
279Transverse section of female Guinea worm. (After Leuckart)388
280Cyclops virescens, female 389
281Filaria bancrofti. (After Leiper)391
282Mf. bancrofti in thick film, dried and stained with hæmatoxylin. (After Fülleborn)397
283Schematic drawings of the anatomy of Ml. loa and Mf. bancrofti. (After Fülleborn)399
284F. demarquayi. (After Leiper)403
285Mf. demarquayi in thick film, dried and stained with hæmatoxylin. (After Fülleborn)404
286Filaria (?) conjunctivæ. (After Addario)405
287Filaria (?) conjunctivæ. (After Grassi)405
288Setaria equina. (After Railliet)408
289Setaria equina: anterior end. (After Railliet)408
290Loa loa: the anterior end of the male. (After R. Blanchard)410
291Loa loa: anterior portion of the female. (After Looss)410
292Loa loa in situ. (After Fülleborn and Rodenwaldt)410
293Loa loa: male and female. (After Looss)410
294Loa loa: the hind end of a male and of a female. (After Looss)411
295Loa loa: lateral view of tail of male showing papillæ. (After Lane and Leiper)411
296Loa loa. (After Leiper)411
297Mf. loa: in thick film, dried and stained with hæmatoxylin. (After Fülleborn)413
298Acanthocheilonema perstans. (After Leiper)414
299Mf. perstans. (After Fülleborn)415
300Dirofilaria magalhãesi. (After v. Linstow)417
301Trichuris trichiura 420
302Trichinella spiralis. (After Claus)422
303Isolated muscular fibre of a rat, invaded by Trichinella. (After Hertwig-Graham)425
304Calcified Trichinella in the muscular system of a pig. (After Ostertag)426
305Various phases of the calcification of Trichinella of the muscles 426
306Dioctophyme gigas. (After Railliet)432
307Eggs of Dioctophyme gigas. (After Railliet)432
308Metastrongylus apri. (Stephens)433
309Trichostrongylus instabilis. (After Looss)434
310
311Trichostrongylus probolurus. (After Looss)435
312
313Trichostrongylus vitrinus. (After Looss)436
314
315Hæmonchus contortus. (After Ransom)437
316
316Mecistocirrus fordi. (After Stephens)439
317
318Ternidens deminutus. (After Railliet and Henry)440
319Œsophagostomum stephanostomum var. thomasi. (After Thomas)442
320
321Œsophagostomum stephanostomum var. thomasi. (After Thomas)444
322
323Ancylostoma duodenale, male and female. (After Looss)446
324
325Ancylostoma duodenale, showing ventral teeth. (After Looss)447
326Ancylostoma duodenale: diagrammatic representation of excretory system. (After a drawing by Looss)448
327Ancylostoma duodenale. (After Railliet)449
328Ancylostoma duodenale: bursa of male. (After Looss)450
329Ancylostoma duodenale: eggs in different stages of development. (After Looss)451
330Ancylostoma duodenale: larva. (After Leichtenstern)452
331Ancylostoma duodenale. (After Looss)453
332Ancylostoma ceylanicum. (After Looss)456
333Ancylostoma braziliense. (After Gomez de Faria)456
334Necator americanus. (After Looss)457
335Necator americanus: lateral view. (After Looss)458
336Necator americanus: bursa of male. (After Looss)458
337Syngamus kingi: anterior end of male. (After Leiper)460
338Syngamus kingi: anterior end of female. (After Leiper)460
339Bursa of Syngamus trachealis. (Stephens)461
340Physaloptera mordens, Leiper, 1907. (After Leiper)462
341Ascaris lumbricoides. (From Claus)463
342Ovum of Ascaris lumbricoides 463
343Ovum of Toxascaris limbata 466
344Transverse section through the head part of Belascaris cati from the cat. (After Leuckart)466
345Male female of Oxyuris vermicularis 468
346
347Oxyuris vermicularis: egg freshly deposited 468
348Oxyuris vermicularis: egg twelve hours after deposition 468
348AThe male of Echinorhynchus augustatus 476
348BAnterior portion of the female apparatus of Echinorhynchus acus. (After Wagener)476
348CEgg of Echinorhynchus gigas. (After Leuckart)477
348DThe internal organs of the leech. (After Kennel)480
348EHirudo medicinalis. (After Claus)481
349Leptus autumnalis. (After Gudden)485
350Leptus autumnalis. (After Trouessart)485
351The kedani mite. (After Tanaka)487
352Tetranychus telarius var. russeolus, Koch. (After Artault)488
353Pediculoides ventricosus. (After Laboulbène and Mégnin)489
354Nephrophages sanguinarius: male, ventral surface. (After Miyake and Scriba)490
355Nephrophages sanguinarius: female, dorsal aspect. (After Miyake and Scriba)490
356Tydeus molestus. (After Moniez)491
357Dermanyssus gallinæ. (After Berlese)492
358Dermanyssus hirundinis. (After Delafond)492
359Ixodes ricinus, male. (After Pagenstecher)498
360Female of Ixodes ricinus. (After Pagenstecher)498
361Argas reflexus. (After Pagenstecher)506
362Argas persicus. (After Mégnin)507
363Tyroglyphus farinæ: male. (After Berlese)512
364Tyroglyphus longior, Gerv. (After Fum. and Robin)512
365Rhizoglyphus parasiticus: male and female. (After Dalgetty)514
366Histiogaster (entomophagus?) spermaticus. (After E. Trouessart)515
367Sarcoptes scabiei. (After Fürstenberg)518
368Sarcoptes scabiei: male, ventral aspect. (After Fürstenberg)519
369Sarcoptes minor var. cati. (After Railliet)521
370Demodex folliculorum of the dog. (After Mégnin)522
371Linguatula rhinaria: female 524
372Larva of Linguatula rhinaria (Pentastoma denticulatum). (After Leuckart)524
373Linguatula rhinaria. (After M. Koch)525
374Mouth-parts of Pediculus vestimenti. (After Denny)533
375Ovum of the head louse 533
376Head louse, male 533
377Pediculus vestimenti, Burm.: adult female 533
378Phthirius inguinalis, Leach 534
379Head of the bed bug from the ventral surface 535
380Dermatophilus penetrans: young female. (After Moniez)544
381Dermatophilus penetrans: older female. (After Moniez)544
382Pulex irritans 546
383Larva of flea. (After Railliet)546
384Pulex serraticeps 546
385Head of a male and of a female Anopheles. (After Giles)549
386Head of a male and of a female Culex. (After Giles)549
387Mouth-parts of Anopheles claviger. (After Grassi)550
388Anopheles maculipennis. (After Nuttall and Shipley)550
389Longitudinal section of an Anopheles, showing alimentary canal. (After Grassi)551
390Anopheles maculipennis, Meigen. (After Grassi)552
391Larva of Anopheles maculipennis, Fabr. (After Grassi)553
392Larva of Culex. (After Grassi)553
393Pupa of Anopheles maculipennis, Meig. (After Grassi)554
394Heads of Culex and Anopheles. (After Daniels)556
395Eggs of Culex, of Anopheles, of Stegomyia, of Tæniorhynchus, and of Psorophora 557
396Diagram showing the structure of a typical mosquito. (Theobald)558
397Types of scales, head and scutellar ornamentation, forms of clypeus. (Theobald, etc., etc.)559
398Neuration of wing. Explanation of wing veins and cells. (Theobald)560
399Wing of Anopheles maculipennis, Meigen 566
400Wing of a Culex 575
401Wing of Simulium 579
402Wing of Chironomus 579
403A Ceratopogon, or midge 580
404An owl midge, Phlebotomus sp. (From Giles’s “Gnats or Mosquitoes”)581
405Larva of Homalomyia canicularis 585
406Larvæ of Calliphora vomitoria 585
407Larva of Chrysomyia macellaria. (After Conil)585
408The screw-worm fly (Chrysomyia macellaria)587
409Ochromyia larva on the skin of man, South Africa. (After Blanchard)590
410Head end of “larva of Natal.” (After Gedoelst)591
411Lund’s larva. (After Gedoelst)593
412Dermatobia noxialis, Goudot 597
413Larva of Dermatobia cyaniventris. (After Blanchard)597
414Larva of Dermatobia cyaniventris. (After Blanchard)597
415The ox gad fly (Tabanus bovinus, Linn.)601
416The brimp (Hæmatopota pluvialis, Linn.)602
417Head of Glossina longipalpis. (After Grünberg)604
418Antenna of Glossina pallidipes, male. (After Austen)604
419Glossina palpalis and puparium. (After Brumpt)607
420The tsetse-fly (Glossina morsitans, Westwood)608
421The stinging fly (Stomoxys calcitrans, Linn.)609
422Trichomonas from cæcum and gut of rat. (Original, Fantham)735
423Chilomastix (Tetramitus) mesnili. (Original, Fantham)736

We regret to have taken without permission from the “Transactions of The Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene,” London, the following diagrams:—

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268No. 169
269″ 170
391″ 281
411″ 295 and 296
414″ 298
460″ 337 and 338

and tender our regret to the Society in question for having done so.

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